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il I III R. C. BERNAU. - Something of Interest to Yon. Read Mr. Bernau's new advertisement li another column. He has closed his brand store at Greenwood, and Is closing out a le\ lines "way low down" to get room. It wl! pay you to buy these goods now. Even if yo do not wish to buy come and look over ou pretty goods. We will be glad to show yoi what we have. Our flno china, vases and otb er fancy Roods are worth coming to se< Have still a few Domestic sewing machine which we are closing out at cost. If you eyes trouble you, we will examine them Ire of charge. >v nen your wtucu kci? uut ui uiuu Lave choice of two things to do: throw it I the tire, or take It to the watck tinker. Th former In tbe quickest.?Mark Twain. Th wisest thing would be to brine lt'to me an have it properly repaired. R. C. Bernau. W. I>. BARK IVitli their store greatly enl stock of General Merclian . . . bargain A very nice line of 5c calicoes, 5c outings, 5 5 to 10 per yard. See our line of 10c figured w rlett&s, serges and mixed goods. Standard di spun, all yard wide, at 5c per yard. Flannels 1 > 1.9r? Thf? h?Rt medicated at 25e; all otheri see ihem. JEAS and JEANS PANTS. KE/ In SHOES w$ bave a bang up stock of all Hit Shoes we have a ?ood line. A full Hue of Hi TINWARE?We have new things In this 11 want. Alno In Agate Ware wc have a nice s new?copper bottom coflee pots. Tablets an school children. GROCERIES?In groceries we are full up, ^ on Flour. Canned goods of all kinds. Mack anything In general merchandise come and t W I Mrs. TJ I X I. A ? A tfop tht? riroaonf flhnvp Rarksdfl Jji line of Millinery she has ever cs JL CORSETS, COLLARS AS ^ GLAUSE AND ST^ Also a pretty line of Dress Si quality. Changeable and Broi , 4 shades and designs. "jt MOURNING SILKS, DR ... DRESS ] A* My Infant Caps and Sacks a in White, Pink and Blue, with ask especial attention to my Cap "a* and they can't be bought any ch 'T THE LATEST PATTE ... AND I ^ I sell a pretty Flush Cape foi a for $3.75. They have never be CALL AND SEE, AND I a Very respt jjs Mrs. MARli Mk W SS&* SSS* # T. Lortou Robertson. I T. Lorton Rc TL \ H AVING BOUGHT THE i # belonging to J. C. Corley, are no I Groceries and i , ? At the Lcr They will be glad to see the 4 Corley on Washington Street, w hnriv cood barerains. Re ^ ^ o o ? T. Lorton Ro nm\ (pj Cuttlery, Guns, Ammu PS ists Tools. Machinery Supplies?E ?3 Paints, Oils and Varnisf fcj Barb Wire, Nails, Horse ||| Wagon Material?Huh ^ Stoves, Cooking and H< fl House Furnishing Good: 1 U-J0HI >t-> ? ! ? >t-> >t-? ? ! >; 7ft /ft >ft /ft /ft /ft /ft /fx J REALIZING m /yN The scarcity of money and the du \A/ low prloe of cotton, I have determln 4>*? my customers by offering some spec ^yN fore offer as a premium to every cas Dry Goods, Shoes, Clot at one purchase, 1 Ret (6) Tea Spoons /*f\ silver plated and guaranteed for tbr I . of same goods on same terms, 1 s? Spoons or Forks, silver medal with i /*f\ I have also a nice line of these sam I . other pieces suitable for presents Ac The "One Spoon" Baking Powder / f\ carries Its own piece of silverware v I, I have recently opened one of the brought to this city, and when It coi /"f\ Is that you come and look, asking f< . * . line of such goods as Primes, Halsln A have an assortment of Novelty Da /f\ bulk or packeges."Beech Nut" Slice . I > Tripe, <kc. In Canned Fruits and Ve Peaches, Baked Beans with Tomato /"f\ Okra and Tomatoes and so on. A fl \L/ yery low price. Mackerel In kits an 4'I> Stick and French Candles and Crack /f\ Potatoes, and Apples always on han ^ Dry Goods, Clothing, n>/ Shot Guns, Bask Lard, Bacon, -4^- and Ties Ni/ ?and a host or other tc : X January Come and help tne and yourself at ^ Amos '* * E* !i* && Mrs. THK^nrfi I,OO?1M. Mrs. Taggart has moved for the preset above Barksdale's store, and has the nicei line of Millinery she has ever carried. She has added to her stock Corsets. Collai ? | and Cuffs, LadiesTles, Glause and all kinds < u j styiisn xsecK ? ear. 11 A'so a pretty line of Dress Silks In Blac kJ and Brocades, in lovely quality Changeab r! and Brocade silk in waist patterns, ne , shades and designs. Also Mourning Sill Dress Braids. Jet and Dress Findings. - My Infant Caps and Sacks are pretty an s cheap. Fascinators in White Pink and Blu r with and without Pearl Trimmings. I at e especial attention to my Capes. I got thei frotn the factory and they can't be bought ar u cheaper. Tbe latest patterns in Trimming q Cuts and Styles. I sell a pretty flush Cape fi e S3.50. a plush braided Cape for $3.15. Tbe e have never been sold at these figures befoi d Call and see, and I will save you mone, Mrs. Mary Taggurt, SDALE & CO. ?ZntnMAi Ai] anil fi All nr^t'u *I>MU tuipi vtvu ? ... dise are ready to show great s in all lines . . . o boroespun. A great variety of outings fro orated, the best In tbe city. Sattlnes, wool taei rills at 5c per yard. Sea Island and heavy bom i. all colors. Twilled red, all wool flannels, f cheap. Canton flannel way down. Come ai k.RSEY?. in all wool pants goods, .or 25c yar ids. trom the heaviest to the best. In Jhlldren V.TS of all kinds and styles. ne and have nearly everything a person ralg tock at lower prices than formerly. Homethli d writing paper. Lots of these goods for ll vlth lots of good things, cheap. Give us a chan erel, Lard, Hams, Bacon, &c. When wantli :ee us. 7. D. Barksdale & Co. ? M r S* SS^* SSS* W 1ggart i iotedi ile & Co.*8 store, and Las tbe nicest irried. She has added to her Stock Jh, D CUFFS, LADIES' TIES, ^ riilSH JNEU11 WJUiYlt. *k\ Iks in Black and Brocade, in lovely A ;ade Silk in waist patterns, new ^ ESS BRAIDS, JET AND ^ FINDINGS. ... <$ .re pretty and cheap. Fascinators and without Pearl Trimmings. I es. I got them from the factory f eaper. ^ RNS TRIMMINGS, CUTS ^ STYLES. ... -fc r $3.50. A Plush Braided Cape ^ ten sold at these figures before. a WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. S ?ctfully, a r TAGGAET. f ? SSS+ rVM * S^7 vsS* S\7 v<S* W %%Vv Frank P. Robertson. I >bertson & Co., i I i STOCK OF GOODS RECENTLY J >w offering a nice assortment of i i Confectioneries ; west Prices. ? ! ir friends at the old stand of J. C. where thev DroDose to offer every- i spectfully, 1 i bertson & Co. ; imn m? ^ * nition, Carpenter and Machin- M belting, Pipe and Fittings. ' ) les. k3 } Shoes. g| is, Spokes, Rims, Shafts, Tire lpj eating. rJ turn ft g i^*> ?*^> llness of business, on acount of the -r'^ ied to try and help myself as well as \1/ ;lal inducements to buyers. I there- 4*jl? h buyer of ?5.00 worth of ;hing, Hats, or Notions, or 1 set (3) Table Spoon or Forks, ee (3) years, and for 810.00 purchased /V\ it (6) Tea Spoons, or 1 set (3) Table an absolute and unlimited guarantee ^ T,> e articles for sale and a variety of /y\ Is a fine article for housekeepers and ?ith each can. Prices 5c to 25c. /V\ finest lines of Pocket Knives ever .a, ties to something good to eat all I ask yr? jr what you don't see. Besides a full zV\ s, Evaporated Apples, Apricots, dec., I *1, intles, Corn Flakes. Oat Flakes, In d Breakfast Bacon, Vienna Sausace, /y\ igetables, California Apricots, Pears, Sauce at 10c and loc, Peas. Corn, Okra, ae line of Cucumbers in brine at a /f\ id open barrel. An elegant line of sl/ :ers pure and fresh. Lemons, Onions, 4'I'? d. In add"'on I have /y\ Hats, Shoes, Notions, ets, Flour, Ham, Bran, Bagging J , Saddles iat must be sold before? vjk/ ?t -# n n n /*\ JSC, ioyo. a/ . tho eame time. B. Morse. ^ ^ rjBfc WEST END. It it Happenings antl IncitleulH of a Week j( Around (lie C'lly. Thursday (Thanksgiving day) (here will bo k service ai eleveu o'clock a. m. In tbe Methodle 1st church. Dr. Clifton will preach a sermon w appropriate to the day. The collection that day will go to the cause of foreign missions. Miss Louise Mcintosh has been the guest of her cousin, Mi-s Mamie Lee, for sevetal davs id past. From here she will go to visit friends e, in Wadesboro, N. C., from there to Shreve h port, La., to spend the winter with ber6lster, fn Mrs. S. J. Zeieier. >.v Miss Bell Haddon has bren th? euestof her :R. aunt, Mrs. C. 1>. Haddon, Troy, S. C., for sevar eral days. >)' Saturday was pay day for the 3. A. L. em e. ployees at this place. y- Dr. S. F. Kllllngsworth is now using Abbeville county golu In bis dental practice. We saw Monday a piece of gold taken from tbe = Little Mountain gold mine. This lump or rather sheet (for it bad been rolled thin) weighed lourteen puts, and was worth about $14. We sincerely bope that this mine will prove to the parties interested in lis developII ment a veritable kiondlke. It has long been a cerium iy mat Lucre is uiu^u ui imn clous melal bidden away In the bosom of motherearth In thiscounty, and atone time the Doru mine paid handsomely. If pluck, energy and perseverence will And pay ore In the Little Mountain mines then success surem ly awaits the miners. a- Dr. and Mrs. C A. Mllford came home Mone day afternoon after ten days most dellghtfulor ly spent In Baltimore, Washington and other id points of Interest in the North. They stopd. ped over a day or tjvo on their homeward i*s Journey at Anderson, Dr. Milford'B former home. ht "The Burglar" last Friday night drew ? ng good house, and It was certainly a delighted be audience that wended Its way homeward alter the curtain fell at thellnale. -The play is ce a thrllllngly interesting one, a splendid comig binatlou of humor and pathos. Laughter one moment, tears the next. The actors as a whole were good in their several parts. "The Burglar" as played by Horace'Mitch el I, "John Hamilton" by F. C. Cooke and -Edward Balnbridee" By Donald Bowles were splendidly acted parts. Manager H1U has so far made a r big hit. May his successes still continue f A wagon load of turkeys were sold in short . order in this market last Saturday. Thanksgiving may be lots of fun for us, but "its J death to the turkey." Work on the residences of L. C. Haskell, E. , Calhoun and W. D. Wilson is being done with all possible speed, aud In a short while J the handsome homes will be ready for occupancy. Thus Abbeville steadily grows. , Several beautiful oranges grown at Clemson uonege oy rroi. jjurre ubvo iuuuu wcu ttaj J to this city. Prof. DuPre had a splendid display of garden products at the State talr. It is well worth a trip to Clemson College Just to tee the gardens and orchurd tbat grow and ) flourish under the skillful management of Prof. DuPre. , The Volunteers now drill once a week. The second and fourth Mondays p.nd the first | and third Thursdays of each month at 8 p. m. During Capt. Mllford's absence the senior of, fleer Lieut. Glen has been in command. Mrs. T. Lorlon Robertson is visiting rela; tives at Honea Path. Mr. Robertson is keeping bachelor's hall just now. , Up to date the Oil Mill ginnery has ginned in round numbers 150J bales cotton. The En| terprlse ginnery 1250. This is, we learn, more business than either of these gins have done before. , ; BOTH ARMS BROKEN. | An Accomplished Manic Teacher's Notable Success?Green Fields?Turnips nnU Sparerlbs?Thanksgiving Day?Fat Turkeys. Lowndesville, S. C , Nov. 22,1897. : Miss Maggie Brooks, of Warrenton, has been here with frlendw for the past ten days. Capt. and Mrs. J. T. Barnes went to Spartan~ burg Wednesday. P Mr. Li. J. Moorebead, who has spent somej time in Florida, returned to bis home in this V place a lew uayw agu. 0 Thursday night, to Mrs. W. H. Hughes, a \ daughter. f Miss Fannie Bulah, of Charleston, came In V a few days ago, and Is wltu the family of her A kinsman, Mr. T. T. Cunningham. 5 Next Thursday is being looked forward to w and prepared for as Thanksgiving Day. It f will be observed by oar people by a general K suspension of business. Now and then a fat W turkey Is beard Irom, wbose carcass Is ex0 pected to contribute to the pleasures of the 5 day. 0 A big frost and a little freeze last Thursday A canned the death squel of some fat bogs \ around, and now fresn meat, spare ribs, eauP 6aees, etc., are in order with some. d Miss Ethel Speer went to Elberton Friday J to spend a while with friends. r Mrs. Alex Pressly, ol Atlanta, has been m here for sometime among kinsmen and \ frleuds. ? Mr. S. 0. Slstrunk went to Mt. Carmel yesm terday to see bis family. 1 Mrs. Kate Saddler and her daughter, Mrs. ? H. V. Watson. ol Moseley, were down yester0 day and attended services at the Methodist 1 church. P Thursday night Miss Zula Brock, who is m one of the assistants in our High School, and ^ In addition thereto has quite a large music r class, gave a muslcale at the pleasant home of U the Rev. H. C. Fennel. But a short time ago many ol those In her cnarge aia not Know even the rudiments of music, now they plav well, aDd give promise of making fine musicians. Miss Brock deserves much credll for having advanced them so rapidly. Those of as whose good fortune It was to be present on the above mentioned occasion were given a tine musical treat. Vocal and Instrumental music were tbe order of the night, till a pretty late hour, when we returned to our homes, hlgbly pleased with our stay at the entertainment. Messrs. Fennel and Burdett are making quite encouraging advances toward the finding of gold in their mine. Judge R. E. Cox, o' Abbeville, came up Yednesday. We were sorry that he did not stay longer with us. A very unusual sight. On the 17th of this month many of the cotton fields were as green as they were at almost any time during the summer with all of tbe cotton picked out. The largest, as to size and qnantlty, potato crops, for several years, have been gathered and stored away. The turnip crop Is unasually fine. Mr. J. H. Bell, a few days ago, without searching for tbe largest, palled up one which weighed 9 pounds and 14 ounces. Mr. W. H. Turner, who by the way, is one of our most pleasant visitors, as a traveling ' man, and has many friends here, relates a very strange personal experience. He never inn moat nf mt bind whatever. Is uao catcu HUjr UJV<?V ? - | there any other person, male or female, that can say the same ? Mr. T. E. Smith, who lived near Harper's Ferry, died quite suddenly yesterday, and will be burled today at the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Walter Manning: was driving yfsterday. his horse took fright, ran off, threw him out ot the buggy, and broke both of his arms. Troupe. WELCOME NOTES. * . From tbe Famous Old Edncatloual Center of Cokenbnry. Cokesbury, S. C., Nov. 22,1897. We bad our first frost last week, and It did considerable damage to tbe flowers of Cokesbury, especially to Mrs. Lewis Harrison's fine yellow specimen. Mr. Johns, of Germany, a very Intellectual gentleman, who has been visiting the family of Dr. B. C. Hart, has returned home. Mrs. Whit Connor Is having erected a very desirable cottage, which Is to be occupied by Mr. Corley, of Norway. Mr. Corley comes for the purpose of educating his children. Mrs. W. H. Palmer Is visiting friends in Donalds. Mrs. George Hodges, of Greenwood, has been visiting Mrs. J. C. Moore, of Cokesbury. MI88 Maud Joyce, of Coronaca, wno nas been visiting friends in Cokesbury, has returned home. Mr. C. C. Heed's school opened last Monday after a few days holiday. Mrs. Franklin, who already has a large number of boarders, Is expecting many! more. Mr. McClary, of the low country, is expected to move in our towu soon. Mies Bessie Hodges enjoyed her few days stuy here. Mr. Mellon, one of Cokesbury's most Intelligent students, who hus bc<'n quite sick ,is again enjoying soft November's balmy breezes. Miss Georgia HoageR is anticipating a trip to Jacksonville, Fia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Vaughan visited Cokesbury last Saturday. Mr. Vaughnn has bought a place here aud will move over next week with his family. Sam Calder may accept a position as head clerk in Mr. Cootsy Blackwell's store. Mr. Jeff Connor, ol Greenwood, is In town. Mr. Lowry Lomax is at home again. The 6ounds of wedding bells will soon be heard again floating In the air. The lecture last night was very much enJoyed by those who were fortunat? to hear it. Those who attended the candy-pulllDg last Frldav nltrht are now very much "stuck up." j Thanksgiving In near, and turkeys are preparing to meet their fatal blow. At last /all Is here ! Kweet summer flowers Fold their drooping limbs, And wave their lifeless petals With the howling winter hymns. Hear the roaring wind Hweep around the bends ; See a cl>>ud of leaves Across the way It sends. X. AUDITOR BKADLEY Looks Over the Field Before Taking: Office. Columbia Register. Auditor W. W. Bradley, whom rumor said would succeed Mr. Derham as chief clerk In the comptroller general's office, arrived In the ctly yesterday. He took a look around the office, and when seen by newspaper men, he whs asked whether he was to receive the poslllon. He replied that he would, anr' said he was In Columbia to look over the field. He was making Inquiries hs to the price of rents, rtc. It Is not positively decided when he will beeln bis duties. Mr. Bradley has made a good auditor, and will no doubt mnke equally as efficient a chief clerk when be gets familiar with tb6 details of the office. ^ C^EAP KATES. South Carolina Conference Id. E. Church, Beanfort, S. CM Nov. 30th to Dec. 7th. Augusta, Qa., Nov. 13th, 1897. For the above-named occasion the C. & W. C. Railway will sell excursion tickets from all points to Beaufort.S. C., at very low rates. On November 30tb a special schedule will be operated to Beaufort, affording delegates a direct through schedule without any layovers, and Is positively the only line that can offer such a schedule. Delegates from points north of Augusta, leavlDg via C. & W.C. Railway regular trains, will make direct connection at Augusta with train for Beaufort. For rates, schedule or other Information, call upon the nearest agent of tbeC & W. C. Railway, or write W. J. Craig, rifin avaI Do ooanna* A /rnr* \-Jvuvioi JL aoocugci Augusta, Qa. mm ^ Pnr(rld(es 3>o Eat Chintz Bass. Bock Hill Herald. There has been some dispute as to whether or not partridges eat chintz bngs, but a number ot farmers to whom we have put the question say that, such is Indeed tbe case. Then, too, it is claimed that it la foolish to suppose that partridges will exterminate the pest whlcb has so devastated the grain fields in tbe Blackjacks. Partridges alone cannot accomplish this much desired end, but they can aid very materially in doing so. low Hates West, TEXAS, MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, ALASKA, or I any other points, with FREE MAPS, write to FRED D. BUSH District Passenger Agent, Louisville & Nashville R. R., . 36^ Wall St.. Atlanta, Ga. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, county of abbeville. " COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Guilford Cade, Plaintiff, against Thomas P. Tbomron, Defendant ?Foreclosure. By virtue of an order of sale made In the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Saleday In December, 1897, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, lying, situated and being lo Abbeville County, in the State aforesaid, containing Four Hundred and Eight Acres, morecr less, and bounded by lands of Enoch Nelson, James Wharton, eBtate of Mrs. Vance, Kennedy, Long Cane Creek and Hunter Bros., known as the "Cannon Place." Also a tract containing One Hundred and Twelve Acres, known as the "Little Mountain Place" and bounded by lands of Mrs. Mllwee, Hunter Brothers, Mrs. Watson and the Wilson Spring Tract. TERMS OF SALE.?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelvemonths with Interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for paperB. WALTER L. MILLER, Nov. 13,1897, St. MHBter. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, abbeville county. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Jane Y. Prather, et. al. against S. E. Qrler et. al.?Partition. By virtue of an order of sale made In the above stated case, I will ofler for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Saleday In DECEMBER. 1897, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, to-wlt: All that tract or parcel of land, containing Turn TTnn^roH and RiTt.Tr-f)nfl JL ft V JUL, MUUA UU UIUU M1AVJ V**V (261) Acres, moreorlesp, bounded by lands of Thomas McAllister, Mrs. S. E. Orler, Baker aDd others, and Ijlngou Little River. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on credit of twelve months wlttf Interest from date of sale, to be secured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to have leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. WALTER L. MILLER, Nov. 13,1697,8t Master. Allien & Ellis REPRESENT The Travelers9 Life & Accident Insurance Co OF HARTFORD, CONN. One of the Oldest and Best in the World. Af Q" THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE THE LANCASHIRE Of England THE QUEEN, THE HOME Of New York. We Write Flrst-Class Country RiKkN. Office : Upstairs, next to Hotel. 'Phone 97 Trespass Notice. HUNTING or FISHING, day or nleht, Is prohibited on our lands. Trespassers Will ue pruaccutuu. X JCUOO uu uuk aoa IUI """leee- John A. Devlin. P. Rosenberg &. Co. J. Allen Smith. F. E. Harrison. Lewis A. Jackson, It. Sondley. C. H. Sondley. \V. H. Long for MrH. F. E. Allen. L. C. Haskell. J. C. Miller. F. B. Gary, for Oct. 15, 1397, tf A. J. Salinas & Sons. muivuvvi 5 | 18SO ... J J . . TO . . il J ... 1897! j Al 5 Our LINE 0F STAPLE AND FANCY GI 9 " has been carefully selected and every de ^ on the markets of the world. ^ Canned Goods Department. . ^ In thlR department you w ? and suited to tbe wants o, ^ Fruits and Confectioneries. . ^ Tbese are "Oar Speclaltl tempted to buy. Frultti li ^ ported confectionery. \[ Attention, Ladies. . . ^ We can supply your'table be botb tempting and pali Our Carriage and Buggy Repoi Here you find all binds of of Harness, Whips, Lap R ^ make prices cheaper than Abbeville County for thee ^ Our Sales, Livery and Feed St \ In our handsome new stabl 4P the lime. Also all modern ^ stocfc of Horses, Mules and outs furnished otr short Dot ^ Our City Buss will meet eve ^ Coal I Coal ! Wood ! W< 9 We handle the best Coal, E ^ short notice dell vered at yo ^ Believing we can please you we eordlally It W Sept. 8,1897. For Sale. a A VALUABLE tract of land containing ^ Sixty-Seven (67) Acres, Just outside of ^ * 'u- AKKaoillfl the oofporate limns 01 um vnjr ui Apply to ULLIS G. GRAYDON. ^ DENTAL NOTICE. 4 S. F. Killingsworth, # No. 4 Seal Blook, Abbeville, S. C. f DENTAL NOTICE. J Dr. S. G. Thomson, ? OFFICE UP-STAIRS ON MoILWAIN V Corner, Abbeville, 8. 0. v ^ For Sale or Rent. T THE ABBEVILLE INN 19 FOR SALE orreut. Terms easy. Aoply to I _ MRS. M. M. MILLER, at the Inn. ? MISS RACHEL HEMPHILL, T Typewriter and Stenographer. # Legal papers prepared and all i > kinds of copying done on abort notice. 6 Prices reasonable. \ Office?No. 3, National "Bank Building, V upstairs. 6 Estate of Thomas J. Pinson, M \ Notice of Settlement and Appli- ? plication for Final Discharge. \ rpAKE NOTICE that on the 29th day of November, 1897,1 will render a final ac- s count of my actings and doings as Executor of the Estate of THOMAS J. PINSON, deceased, in the office of Judge of Probate for (tr Abbeville County at 10 o'clock a. m., and bn v the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as sucb. All persons having demands against said estate will present them for payment on or before that day, proven and authenticated or be forever barred. R. P. PINSON, Oct. 29,1697 Executor. , Estate of Thomas J. Hairy, Dec'i A Notice of Settlement and Application for Final Discharge. THAKE NOTICE that on the 3rd day of De- ro?i A cember, 1897, 1 will render a final account T,in or my accounts and doings as Executor ol the Estate of Thos. J. Mabry, deceased, in the office of Judge of Probate for Abbeville Coanty at 10 o'clock a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust 1 |? as such. Xi All persons having demands against said estate will present them for payment on or before that day, proven and authenticated or be forever barred. J. T. CHEATHAM, ^ Nov. 3,1897, tf Executor. jg Estate of Dr. J. &. JohnsoD, Dec'd d* ' wari Inor "? McG Notice of Settlement- and Appli- = cation for Final Discharge. ^ ^ TAKE NOTICE tbat on the 9th day of De- +? cember, 1897, 1 will render a final account of my actings and doings as Administrator of the Estate of Dr. J. O. Johnson, deceased, in office of Judge of Probate for Abbeville County at 10 o'clock a. m., and cn the same day v: will apply for a final dlsbarge from my srust +? as such. v Ali Demons having demands against said estate'will present them for payment on or y. before that day, proven aDd autentlcated or be forever barred. J. J. JOHNSON, Nov. 9,1897, tf Administrator. +? v 4 GLEN-JONES HARDWARE CO. t Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. ; ^ , LAMPS, BELLS, SPOKES, RIMS, TIRES ! ? CEMENTS, etc. Ti, ! ^ i J HONEST VALUHliW %ttTXI8IW Vltu^ j 5 I We bave the best Bicycle I'umps made j *73 Repairs promptly attended to. ; ^ Mr, Bernau, the Jeweler, while In New ! A> York bad plenty of time to hunt for bargains. | rs He lias bought a nice line of cblna, hllver ; ^ watches and Jewelry good*. Watch his v3 special bargain advertlsmeuts. j ^ JJiIN 10CERIES this eeafion surpasses aDy stock beret partment Is "brim full" of tbe "best goods" of tbe rill find a great variety of all tbe leading brands, r tbe most fastidious. I ea" and " we" are "Headquarters." Call and see o a great variety, from the leading markets of the s for Breakfast, Dinner and Tea with a bountiful s itable. sistory. . . ' vehicles In all the newest designs, both In design obes and Bueijy Urabr?lla?. Tbls department Is v ever. 8TUTEBAKEB and MILBURJf V e celebrated wagons. Yon know what they arrt ables. . y . 66 we have a complete system of "Water Works" conveniences for the comfort and oleasure of ou Brood Mares to be found In npper Carolina. Sadc Ice, day or nlgbt, with careful and polite drivers, iry train on both roads day and night. ood ! . . lard and Soft. Also Green and Dry Wood, and o ur door. i vlte an Inspection of oar stock and solicit a full a A. M. HI *%%%%%%%%%%+ AVVW WViV% Buist's Qard AT Harrison & We bare bought the Seed and Static Co. and OFFER BARGAINS. ' W. S. COTHRAN, Proprietor. m i mil h u.i We are prepared to fill all Bough Lumber, Doors, Sash, B1 Brick, Lime, Cement. In short construction 01 a House. / PURE, FRESH . Call at Sp Full Line of Glass a] T~> T5 C*T jl _D. or [. H. PARKER, President. JULIUS H. DoPRE, he Farmers' Bank DEPOSITS so: DES GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Buys i tloqs. A Savings Department has been establf Si interuman per cent, nayaoie quarterly.?j ai ease rapidly. Directors?W. H. Parker, A. W. Sn lee, P. B. Speed, R. M. Uaddon, Dr. F. E. Harrison *y* -yr -y* y* y^r ?y* ?y- ?\y *y* "y* *y* "Y" I Bargain Si H 1A HARD BLOW IS II & Gentlemen :?I have succeeded i vv arrangements with ready-cash, cros rt iadeu overstocked manufacturers in DEIt WEAR that no where on the f; I can you buy I it> f( as cheap as here. Bargains that maki 7T can be turned out for so little mor further increases when you see them, you there is satisfaction and money st Capes, Single ai Your opportunity is at hand. Good ^ where at a uniform price is not a bar ways find values rare and unexpected, ^ seasonable. Hats, Cap and Shoe pric< ^ B, ^ Next door to Dispensary. 4* . ... . r Rnnc ^ L UV11IJ. J ofore kept by an. Oar Pall Stock ^ h ' latest and newest brands placed v. Everything will be freeb and new ^ or' Fall Display" and yon will be ^ world. Lowreys&Blanken im- Wr pread of "Good Things" that will and flnl?b. Also a splendid Una . ' pell stocked and we can and will ' agons. We are sole agenu for \ famishing fresh running water *11- ~i* r patrons. We carry the largest ^ lie Horses and all klndaof Tooni- - %' DAT and NIGHT TBAIS8. an famish yon in any quantity on 9 bare ol your patronage. ? [LL & SONS. i ____ %%%%%% len ^eed i Game's | rnery Business of H. W. Lawion ^ Manager. - 5 - f n ml orders for Dressed and < |; S3 inds, Frames, Shingles, ( ;3 anything needed in the 2 J s/1 ii> ."<iy j&vt ' 1 v*<5^* '* : ^-iy rjjS / . . \ ." .: / [ DRUGS .. : ">V '< eed's ;./ . ' /// ' ad Putty Just in ^ED. A. W. SMITH, Vice President Cashier. of Abbeville. v.-', LIMITED. $75,000 6,500 and sells Exchange and .makes Cole? Ished. Amount! received 01 ?i ana ap- , irmry. April. July, October. Smmll iHb, W. C. McGowan, J. B. Blake, H. P , G. A. Vl8anskl. xters! 11 ~ . rtTT TT Tin I ni\ I iiwijt v _ in New York in making tm sing the path of debtCLOTHING and UN- jf? ace of this broad earth * thing 4S $ e you wonder how they 1 JJrJ ley?a wonder that still ;S^7 A trial will convince ived. i id Double, A 3 that you can buy else- Agfr gain, but here you al , as well as timely and ;s cut to tne bone. m? . HILLMAN. jj* ^ K# /[y j]S? ?/Js* A* A*